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is. 1HL INDl.VNArOLIS Si' 1 IRK AY Your Radio Ami Television Programs For Thursday fodllVS Ilio II Iilllls Of TV. Radio Ditceunt til June Broad Ripple Heatmq Give Me tne Moonlight, Give the Girls." JACK PAAR (11:15 WFBM-TV, Channel 6) Jack has an interesting collection of guests on his show tonight Cecil Kellaway and Claudia McNeil come on for a visit along with good old Charlie Weaver, George Kirgo and singer Marian Marlow. Movies MISTER'S MOVIE and 11:30 p.m., WTTV, Channel 4) "Macao" (1952), with Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell. An adventurer and a singer cross paths with a wanted gangster in the Far East.

GOLD CUP (11:35 p.m., WLW-I, Channel 13) "The Voice of Bugle Ann" (1935). with Lionel Barrymore and Maureen O'Sullivan. The owner of a remarkable hound in the fox-hunting country of Missouri will think a newcomer is responsible for the dog's death. LATE SHOW (11:15 p.m., WISH-TV, Channel S) "So Dark the Night" (1946), with Steven Geray. A famous detective will trace a series of murders to himself.

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vu Vt York and Holly on its giones. petween and here and there, the boys sing tunes like "The Gypsy in My Soul," "Tintarella Di Luna." "Thanks for the Memory" and "Kids." PLAYHOUSE (9:30 p. WISH-TV, Channel 8) "The Gambler, the Nun. and the Radio" by Ernest Hemingway The dialogue in this TV adap tation has the Hemingway flavor, the characters are good heart, and the whole tale a cheerful affair without much plot to worry it. Story concerns a Mexican gambler, about to die in a hospital after being shot by an unhappy lqer, who continues survive by virtue of the prayers of a hospital nurse, Sister Cecilia.

Richard Conte, Eleanor Parker and Charles Bickford head the cast of players. ERNIE FORD (9:30 p.m., WFBM-TV, Channel 6) Ernie goes British with singer Frankie Vaughan, and the two a music-hall sketch and sing "Lovely Bunch of Coco nuts." Ford opens the program with "It's a Beautiful Day for Ban Game and sings the hymn "I Wonder as I Wan der," while our English cousin turns to a song from home and UNCLE RAY: By Among the tribes of the Saraha are the Tuareges (pronounced TWAH-rcgs). The skins of most of these people are white before the desert sunshine tans them. Some Tuaregs have blue eyes and blond hair. Q.

Is it true that the men among the Tuareg tribes wear veils? A. Some of them (usually those in their early 20's wear veils covering the lower half of the face. For this reason, the Arabs in northern Africa call them "Men of the Veil." The Tuareg veil custom is believed to have started when young men of the tribe disguised themselves while making raids on enemies. The veils help to keep desert dust and sand from being breathed into lungs. Q.

How do people travel across the Sahara? A. For the most part, the natives ride on camels. Joining in caravans, they usually cover 25 or 30 miles day during a long journey. A caravan sometimes makes north-south crossing of the Sahara in two months. Some camels with special training coyer from 200 to 250 miles in a five-day trip.

Pacing camels make still better speeds during one-day trips. Q. What about modern transport on the Sahara? A. Motor cars have been used with some success during the past 40 years. Trucks with tractor-type construction cross sections of the desert in a 17ROTC Cadcls Receive Awards Tcrre Haute, Ind.

(Spl.) Two Indianapolis students at Polytechnic Institute were among 17 Army Reserve Officers Training Corps cadets who received awards in annual honor ceremonies this week. They are Rodney K. Bogue, 2220 Woodcrest Road, who received the American Legion pistol award and the Reserve Officers Association honor certificates, and Richard V. Mills, 1841 New Street, winner of a Chicago Tribune ROTC medal. ARMSTRONG TIRES LIFETIME Road Hazard GUARANTEE E-Z TERMS RAY KATZENBERGER Copto of Uth St.

MC5-I3M i Tuareg Wear RAMON COFFMAN If you look closely, you may see two women peeping from the grand affair on the back of this Sahara camel. fraction of the time required by camel caravans. The quickest transport is by air. In one hour a plane may travel as far across the desert as a caravan could go in two weeks. For TRAVEL section of your scrapbook.

If you want a free copy af the Illustrated leaflet, "YOUR BODY AT work," send a telf-adrested stomped envelope to Uncle Ray in car of The Indianapolis Star. Today's top television thou by TV Key's staff of experts i- screenings and analyze scrip's wood: SUMMIT MEETING NBC correspondents report on last-minute news from Paris in a half-hour special at 10:30 p.m. (WFBM -TV, Channel 6). DONNA REED (8 p.m., WLW-I, Channel 13) "The First Time We Met." Very cute second half. Donna meets a doctor who is a confirmed bachelor, and the battle is on.

Naturally, the poor sucker is harpooned by the finale, but the female tactics are entertaining. JOHNNY RINGO (8:30 p.m., WISH-TV, Channel 8) This is a fanciful tale in which a dude uses an unusual method of fighting (Karate) that's supposed to make his fans gasp. The dialogue is quite funny, and the kids will be able to give it back, line by line. REAL McCOYS (8:30 p.m., WLW-I, Channel 13) "The Mrs. Homemaker Contest." (A repeat) Funny, but overdone.

Gramps and Luke enter Kate in a homemaking contest, hop ing to win a new hunting gun for themselves. Gramps pulls a Sergeant Bilko for most of the show, trying to con the three judges into voting for Kate. Some of it is quite amusing, 6ut the scene where he goes to work on a widow is mean even if it is fun. PAT BOONE (9 p.m., WLW-I, Channel 3) Guest Mel Torme and Pat are full of chatter about Boone's trip abroad, as Pat gives Mel a few point- Hoosiers Win Fellowships In Journalism The Newspaper Fund Inc. yesterday announced 340 fellowships totaling $160,000 to high school teachers for sum mer study in journalism.

The fellowships were made possible by grants to the fund by the Wall Street Journal The teachers were selected from more than 850 applicants The fellowships are designed to encourage more talented young people to choose journalism as a career by assist- ting high school newspaper advisers and journalism teachers. THE RECIPIENTS will study at 45 colleges and universities. Teachers from Indiana who received the fellowships and the college or university selected for summer study included: Mrs. Bonnie Miles, 7604 East Washington Street; Indianapolis, Center Grove High School, Greenwood, Indiana University seminar. John N.

Shirley, 8405 North Winthrop Avenue, Indianapolis, North Central High School, Indianapolis, Indiana University seminar. WGEE Log THURSDAY PROGRAM ISfO Kilocycles (Central Daylight Time) MORNING Wthr. Newt Wthr. Newt Newt Newi News Newj News AFTERNOON wthr. News News News New 4- 30-Jive Wthr.

5 00-Jive 515-Jive; Sports 5- 45-Jive; Wthr. 4.00-Music News Off WFMS-FM Log THURSDAY PROGRAM tIJ Megacycle (Central Daylight Tim) MORNING Serenade Peo Dub 7: 00-Varieties MS-Morn. Mus. Star 1:30 Novelty Tunes Tim Holiday Tunes AFTERNOON 100-vanetv Tim Classics MelOdV Artist Lane Music EVENING I Meuiiaflon ulMId 1:00 Concert Hr 1 rj0-Sior OM ers at is to do a a a seasonI SALE! Convict Dad Sobs At Side Of Dying Girl Raleigh, N.C. (UPI) A dying five-year-old girl whose tears won a temporary parole for her father from a Federal prison passed away yesterday with the weeping convict at her bedside.

Little Helen Dean Williams, a leukemia sufferer, wanted to see her father so badly that ministers, lawyers, city officials and finally a congressman interceded for her. Thelbert Williams was given a temporary parole last March and had visited his daughter's bedside each day since he was freed. When not with the little girl, he was held in the Wake County. Jail. Helen had been told her father was away at "school," and to preserve this impression Williams' guard waited outside the hospital door whenever the convict visited his daughter.

Yesterday morning Williams was rushed from his cell to the hospital when it became evident the end of Helen's fight was near. The blond youngster remained conscious until her death and Williams and his wife did what they could to comfort her in her final minutes. With them was Mrs. W. H.

Carey, wife of their pastor. Williams, convicted on white slavery charges, was sentenced to four years in prison and had not seen his daughter since January. 24 More Lose Driving Rights Twenty-four Indiana drivers' licenses have been suspended because of traffic violations, the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles announced yesterday. Those from Indianapolis were: Jomej G. Abney, 735 Lard Street, Dl, 10 April 12, 1962.

Michael Duffy, R.R. IS. Box 104, Dl and R0. to April 25, 1962. Leonard Leon Jorvls, 450i RockviHe Road, SP, to July 74, 1960.

Charlet William Smith, 3144 Perklnt Court, Dl, to April 19, 1962. Allen Randolph Sterling, 70 South Ad-diton Street, Dl, to May 1, 1961. Arvlne Eugene Tompklni, 2912 Bluff Road, RD, to April 20, 1961. Soul Sanford Turner, 670 Welt 43d Street, SP, to July 24, I960. Lorrln D.

Wood, 1610 English Ayenue, SP, to July 21, I960. KEY: Dl-Drlvlng while under the Influence of liquor. DR-Drag racing. SP-Speeding. RD-Reckleit driving.

LS-Leavlng scene of an Occident. DWS-Drivlng while license tt suspended. Permanent Awnings Jet Ditches, Killing Tim Near Cape Cape Canaveral, Fla. (UPI) A Navy twin -jet plane practicing routine landings crashed into the Banana River near here yesterday, killing two and probably all three crew members. The craft, a Navy A3D based at the Sanford Naval Air Stationl plunged into the river just west of Patrick Air Force Base 19 miles south of this missile testing center.

By late afternoon, two bodies had been recovered and the Air Force said the third man was "presumed dead." Several small boats and a helicopter searched the river for the third victim. The three men were identified as: Pilot Lt. Harry A. Lackey II, husband of Mrs. Betty B.

Lackey, 115 Oakland Drive, Sanford. Instructor Pilot Lt. (JG) Louis M. Beverly, husband of Mrs. Norma Jean Beverly, 615 Briar Cliff, Sanford.

Aviation Mechanic 2C Glen A. Limbert, husband of Mrs. Joan M. Limbert, Magnolia, Sanford. Kidnaped Boy, 7, Slain In Tokyo Tokyo, Thursday (UPI) The body of seven-year-old Masaki Ozeki, who was kidnaped three days ago, was found in an abandoned car today just hours after his father had offered to give his life in exchange for his son's.

A passerby found the body in a parked car in the Setagaya area of Tokyo. Masaki had been missing since Monday when he disappeared on his way to school. THE KIDNAPER, in tele phone calls and a telegram, had demanded a ransom of yen Police said the boy had been strangled. Positive identifica tion was made by the boy's parents who rushed to the scene. The car was registered in the name of Tokyo dentist, police said.

In today's newspapers, his father, Susumu Ozeki, 34, wealthy owner of a chain of luggage shops, had appealed to the kidnapper to return his son. "If you return my son im Channel Chuckles By BIL KEANE "I put the lamp there so he'd have a better reading light." Ike's Brother Raps 'Scare' Politicians Sun Valley, Ida. (AP) Edgar N. Eisenhower, brother of the President, said last night "government termites are leading us down the road to socialism" and "politicians keep trying to scare us by holding Russia up as a great ogre." "Sure we should worry about Russia," said Edgar Eisenhower, a Tacoma (Wash.) attorney, "but not to the point where we permit politicians to impose upon us uneconomical and unlawful legislation." HE ADDRESSED the Douglas Fir Plywood Association. Eisenhower said that if his listeners believed with him that the government is traveling down a dangerous road, they "will work, as I will, to elect loyal men and women of sound moral and economic principles through whichever political party you prefer." Eisenhower said U.S.

intelligence officers have obtained Soviet blueprints for the future and they don't call for war but for global conquest by slow, insidious undermining. WFBM-FiM '47 Megacycles THURSDAY A.M. MO-Music News JlOO-Design tor Ltstenlno Sortnodt 4'50-Dinnr MuilC Voo-Newt. mr Listening 10 Hour 0t mediately," he said, "I would do anything if possible, I would like to take his place." Ex-Broadcast Chiefs Plead 'No Defense' Washington (UPI) Two former officers of the Mutual Broadcasting System pleaded "no defense" yesterday to charges that they failed to register with the government as foreign agents of the Dominican Republic. Federal Judge Joseph R.

Jackson accepted the "nolo contendere" pleas of the two men, financier Alexander Guterma and Hal Roach over the objections of the Justice Department. It contended that justice is "not fully served" by such pleas. ACCEPTANCE of a "no defense" plea means a formal conviction is not made a part of the defendant's record. Both Guterma and Roach were accused of contracting for $750,000 to use the Mutual network to spread propaganda in this country on behalf of the Dominican Republic. The network has since been reorganized under different ownership.

Judge Jackson said that by their pleas, the two defendants "admit the truth of what has been said." "It might be called a white collar crime, I suppose," he added. GUTERMA and Roach face a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Jackson said he would hand down his sentence after receiving a probation report. In the case of Guterma, Jackson indicated he also might await the outcome of Guterma'5 appeal from his conviction in another case. The 44-year-old Guterma already is serving a 4-year, 11-month prison sentence for violating Securities and Exchange Commission regulations in connection with a large stock manipulation.

He appealed the conviction to the second circuit court of appeals. Guterma faces two other trials in connection with stock transactions. Aly Khan Rite Set United Nations, N.Y. (UPI) The Pakistani U.N. delegation has announced that two memorial services will be held for its' late permanent delegate, Prince Aly Khan, who was killed in an automobile accident near Paris last week.

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